I don't mean to hijack the thread, sincere concern.<p>I've been trying to build a minimal kubernetes cluster in our lab to see what it would take to host this kind of infrastructure. It's not clear if we are allowed to use the public cloud yet. (We are a bank, yeah, I know)<p>I've tried, at least:<p>- kubeadm<p>- rancher<p>- canonical kubernetes<p>- canonical kubernetes core<p>- some random internet recipes<p>And for some IaaS:
- cloudfoundry<p>- openstack<p>- cloudstack<p>- opennebula<p>- ganeti<p>Not one has worked out of the box in our environment. Every single one expects to have a direct connection to the internet. Any proxy in the middle creates havoc.<p>I've been able to hammer some of this solutions until the cluster started and had some pods or VMs running, but it feels like this are not ready for production or not for 'secure' on-premise deployment.